267 Quotes About Feminine
- Author Reena Kumarasingham
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Mary’s insistence of seeing people’s Divine Spark is in line with the Gnostic view of seeking and knowing one’s divinity to do away with the world of ignorance.
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- Author Reena Kumarasingham
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They do not wish to change people’s minds overnight. It is not their objective. What they see themselves doing is bringing in a new wave of Consciousness.
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- Author Sarah J. Maas
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I could be soft and lovely at sunset, and awaken in the morning to slide into Illyrian fighting leathers.
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- Author Wallace Stegner
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Perhaps it took several generations to make a man, perhaps it took several combinations and re-creations of his mother’s gentleness and resilience, his father’s enormous energy and appetite for the new, a subtle blending of masculine and feminine, selfish and selfless, stubborn and yielding, before a proper man could be fashioned.
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- Author Elizabeth Eiler
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This is the age of the ascendant Feminine Principle. In such times as these, women are able to look at themselves with new concepts of value and brilliance. However you inhabit and express being Woman, embrace yourself in that way today!
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- Author Richard Tarnas
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For the deepest passion of the Western mind has been to reunite with the ground of its own being. The driving impulse of the West’s masculine consciousness has been its dialectical quest not only to realize itself, to forge its own autonomy, but also, finally, to come to terms with the great feminine principle in life, and thus to recover its connection to the whole: to differentiate itself from but then rediscover and reunite with the feminine, with the mystery of life, of nature, of soul.
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- Author Elizabeth Wein
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It's very modern. Very gamine. You look like a jazz singer.
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- Author Anne Berest Audrey Diwan Caroline de Maigret and Sophie Mas
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She doesn’t have a ring on each finger, or a big diamond on each ring.She doesn’t wear a gold watch that costs as much as a fancy car.In fact, she doesn’t own a fancy car.She doesn’t carry an enormous designer bag.But she might have a newspaper under her arm.She might mention Sartre or Foucault in a conversation.It’s her personality that sparkles and nothing else: the signs of intellectual wealth.
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- Author Dorothy L. Sayers
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Incidentally, one has to be very careful with that ‘Bridegroom’ imagery. It is so very apt to land one in Male and Female Principles, Eleusis, and the womb of the Great Mother. And that sort of thing doesn’t make much appeal to well-balanced women, who look on it as just another example of men’s hopeless romanticism about sex, and who are apt either to burst out laughing or sniff a faint smell of drains.
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